Sentence examples for in further systematic from inspiring English sources

Until more primary research is conducted or published there is little benefit in further systematic reviews.

Since a first comprehensive review [ 23] on the inverse relationship between SES and obesity in developed countries, these early results have been substantiated in further systematic reviews [ 2, 4].

These possible explanations for the relatively high androgen levels found here are speculative, but it will be of great interest to know whether NR5A1 changes can be found in further systematic studies of children with high or normal androgen concentrations who have been diagnosed as having AR negative PAIS.

Until further primary research findings are published or concluded there is little merit in conducting further systematic reviews within the field due to the paucity of robust evidence.

In a further systematic review, meta-analysis of two randomized controlled trials revealed no statistically significant difference in the risk of cardiac death (RR = 0.4; 95 %CI = 0.04 3.89) or heart failure (RR = 0.33; 95 %CI = 0.01 8.02) in children who received anthracyclines [ 28].

The study calls for further systematic, in-depth comparison of fitting IES in large-scale renovation projects in social housing.

However, a purpose of this scoping exercise was to assist in determining what further systematic reviews related to maternal morbidity are needed.

Assuming the importance of comprehensive information to enable people to participate in health-related decisions, further systematic research is required.

However, to test if this patch is strain specific or commonly found in D. simulans requires further systematic study of multiple retinas of both sexes of a range of D. simulans strains.

For Va images derived using the BFMF formula without ATB correction, qualitative and quantitative accuracy suffered from noise and from further systematic error in the measured and corrected input functions.

Overall evidence is fairly sparse, however, sufficiently suggestive to necessitate further systematic research in this field.